2BHK building line plan with original autocad file

2BHK BUILDING LINE PLAN


In this line plan have 
  • 2 Bedrooms
  • Hall (living room)
  • Kitchen
  • 2 Toilet - one attached bathroom

Plan specification

in this plan have 2 Bedroom, kitchen, 2 Toilet, Hall, storeroom, dining hall
all dimensions are mentioned in an image.
sizes
  • bedroom 13'x11'6"
  • bedroom (2) 13'x11'6"
  • toilet 8'x5'
  • storeroom 3'7"x 5'
  • Kitchen 8'3" x 11'6"
if you want to download this diagram soft copy click above AutoCAD DWG file get the soft copy of this diagram 

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